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  • October 16, 2015
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Hi,

in every page of my author instance, I see logged in error.log this exception:

http://pastebin.com/RrquajzW

This doesn't happen in my publish instance and I've tried to install my bundles in a different environment and everything works fine, even in the author instance. I'm using Tomcat7.

 

[If this question gets deleted could you at least explain why? Thanks]

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Maybe I got it. The problem seems to appear when I click on a jsp page which calls a web service. If I see that the service is taking too long to respond, I stop the loading of the page, but I'm still actually waiting for the service response. Then, when I reload the page, another call is done to the same service which is already waiting, so I get the error. That's how I could replicate it.

I think it could be solved by restarting the web services server, like Tomcat in my case.

Maybe it could be something like that for you too, rrakesh...

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smacdonald2008
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October 16, 2015

The community team will never delete a question (unless its offensive or spam) - we hide duplicate threads however. So if a community member posts the same question twice - we will hide one and keep one visible. 

As far for this question - what version of CQ are you using?  

rrakesh
October 16, 2015
October 16, 2015

rrakesh wrote...

i m also getting the same error. I have also posted the question.

http://help-forums.adobe.com/content/adobeforums/en/experience-manager-forum/adobe-experience-manager.topic.html/forum__wcgi-hi_i_am_tryingto.html

I m using CQ5.6.1 version.

 

I'm using Version 5.5.0.

[the post was cancelled earlier because of the pastebin link, sorry]

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October 16, 2015

Maybe I got it. The problem seems to appear when I click on a jsp page which calls a web service. If I see that the service is taking too long to respond, I stop the loading of the page, but I'm still actually waiting for the service response. Then, when I reload the page, another call is done to the same service which is already waiting, so I get the error. That's how I could replicate it.

I think it could be solved by restarting the web services server, like Tomcat in my case.

Maybe it could be something like that for you too, rrakesh...